SpaceNet MVOI contains images of Atlanta, GA USA and surrounding geography collected by Maxar’s WorldView-2 Satellite on December 22, 2009 [1]}. The satellite collected 27 distinct views of the same 665 km2 ground area during a single pass over a 5 minute span. This produced 27 views with look angles (angular distance between the nadir point directly underneath the satellite and the center of the scene) from \(7.8^\circ \)  to \(54^\circ \)  off-nadir and with a target azimuth angle (compass direction of image acquisition) of \(17^\circ \)  to \(182.8^\circ \)  from true North (see Figure REF ). See the Supplementary Material and Tables S1 and S2 for further details regarding the collections. The 27 views in a narrow temporal band provide a dense set of visually distinct perspectives of static objects (buildings, roads, trees, utilities, etc.) while limiting complicating factors common to remote sensing datasets such as changes in cloud cover, sun angle, or land-use change. The imaged area is geographically diverse, including urban areas, industrial zones, forested suburbs, and undeveloped areas (Figure REF ).
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